Marriage in William Congreve's Way of the World

William Congrave's World Way marriage After Charles II restored in 1660, this is a new comedy that exploded in the theater world in the UK and remains the preferred theater style for the rest of the century. The aim of these plays is to ridicule the censorship of people drawn on the stage of society, the world of society. The World Way reflects Congreve's personal view on social life and restoration of urban life filled with artificiality, rigidity and form.

Congreve, the way to his world is our current project, it produced his game long after the peak of recovery. By 1700 things began to stabilize. During the reign of William and Mary, the theater sponsor lost interest and the flash faded away from the eyes. The upper floor restoration theater began entering the 18th century model dominated by the middle class. "Road of the world" reflects this movement, its role is an advanced society, but it is not so. Congrev sticks to the vest immorally and sticks to the vest, hidden but never takes action. He was attacked by the English church Jeremy Collier. Collier's work, immoral Tankan, and the ambiguity of the British stage effectively brought the climax of the rehabilitation comedy. Congreve has created one of the most exciting comedies in English, but with that, Restoration effectively ended.

William Congrave's World Way marriage After Charles II restored in 1660, this is a new comedy that exploded in the theater world in the UK and remains the preferred theater style for the rest of the century. The aim of these plays is to ridicule the censorship of people drawn on the stage of society, the world of society. - When suggesting a task to compare poetry of love, images that appear soon will typically be chocolate, flowers, romance, and some like "someone who conquers love" or "Everyone is fair to love and war" It is a cliche. However, "temptation" and "cousin Kate" explore readers' expectations for love poetry in a more deceiving way, but men use women rather than unrealistic and perfect relationships.